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Mostly, you validate on the server and send html with error messages back. If you really need client-side, yes, of course you have to script it. If hyperscript

• benatkin 3y ago
  That was implicit in my question. We aren't talking about writing purely server side web apps here, and it's reasonable to expect something like client side validation, given that this is meant to be an easy way to do full stack web apps. I think it is but not really easier than other major ones.
  • vlz 3y ago
    > We aren't talking about writing purely server side web apps here Ok, but note that a big part part of the appeal of htmx is that yes, you work mostly server-side. If your use case absolutely needs client side code, htmx might not be the right fit. (But in many cases you don't need as much client-side Code as you might think at first.)